D.C. companies fined for violating worker protection laws - The Washington Informer
Three companies in D.C. penalized for violating worker protection laws, owing over $150,000 to affected workers and $77,000 to the city.
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Three companies in D.C. penalized for violating worker protection laws, owing over $150,000 to affected workers and $77,000 to the city.
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